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New York Giants drive the old Carr home
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Still traveling around the league is David Carr.
Now by good fortune he arrives at the doorstep of Eli Manning and the New York Giants.
Come in, they say. It is a lot nicer here than where you have been. We will take care of you.
David is tired and decides that is an excellent idea.
“I have a lot of calluses,” Carr said. “I’m like an old carpenter I’ve been through it. If you let …read more

NFL Football at its best. NFL Football at its craziest.
Did Byron Leftwich get too big for Coach Jack Del Rio and the Jacksonville Jaguars?
Don’t you always wonder about a player when he is available and no one jumps on him?
Like when David Carr wanted out of Houston or Josh McCown wanted out of Detroit or Culpepper wanted out of Miami.
Quickly you will remark, “He must be no good”.
But Byron was available.
The Bears did not take him.
The Raiders looked past him.
The Lions did not try to get him as a backup.